Our Lovely Beaches: Four Mile Beach & More

Firstly, ‘Four Mile Beach’ is the premier beach of Port Douglas. From the main Macrossan Street Port Douglas, you can walk to the beach in under 5 minutes and then continue to walk along the sandy beach for hours under the tropical sun. 4-Mile Beach begins at the northern rocky headland, a beautiful place for kids to explore and play with the small crabs that make the beach their home. Then the 4 miles of beach unfold in a gentle curve that continues as far as the eye can see, without a hint of development. In fact, the accommodation and houses are neatly ‘hidden’ behind the swaying palms.

Port Douglas, Far North Queensland, is renowned for its proximity to World Heritage Listed rainforest, the Great Barrier Reef, and exotic wildlife that exists in few other places in the world. It’s also renowned for its beautiful palm tree-lined beaches, fringed by warm tropical waters.

Low Isles and Snapper Island beaches plus the remote and idyllic sand quays of Pixie Reef and Undine Reef are only accessible from the ocean. At the beginning or end of our outer Great Barrier Reef days, ABC Reef Safaris Port Douglas simply loves to frequent these four special unique environments. Our customers usually just observe with dropped jaws and rave about how pristine and private these areas really are. Pixie Reef and Undine Reef, Snapper Island and Low Isles all boast simply stunning offshore beaches, some glimpses you will be able to see in the pictures opposite or in our ABC gallery.